Rate (and critique) my nightmare climate (tornadoes, hot, warm, records)

[klimkin199]

This climate has all features, which I hate:
- Cool, wet and cloudy winters
- Very hot, dry (but with high humidity) and sunny summers
- Very high UV indexes
It has 3 thunderstorms in April and 1 in May.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B1...o5HUNQQs-f2ikL

[klimkin199]

Originally Posted by Benfxmth_Reloaded

I rate it a C-. These are the flaws of this climate:

1. The winters are too cloudy and rainy, although the summers have a good amount of sunshine; I like high UV indices.
2. The summers are too humid (similar to the Persian Gulf). How much wind does this climate have that can take the edge off the heat?

Also it wouldn't hurt to make a Wikipedia climate box.

I make my summers humid with much sunshine to be more scaring ))). I make my winters cloudy and rainy to be more depressing.
I don't want to register in wikipedia, because one admin deletes user sandboxes. I think storing table in Google Drive is more convinient. Could you say, how to get wikipedia-style tables with table processor?

[klimkin199]

Originally Posted by klimkin199

This climate has all features, which I hate:
- Cool, wet and cloudy winters
- Very hot, dry (but with high humidity) and sunny summers
- Very high UV indexes
It has 3 thunderstorms in April and 1 in May.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B1...o5HUNQQs-f2ikL

[Marie Joseph]

I do like the cool wet winters though they aren't cold enough to please me. I also appreciate the cloudiness of the winters.

The UV index however for the rest of the year is absolutely appalling and that hot dry summer looks like a nightmare with only 3 thunderstorms.

I give it an E; it's saved from an F simply because of the cloudy wet winter.

[psyche_da_mike24]

That's a pretty drastic cooldown between September and October.

[Gorgonopian]

Mediterranean. Hell.
Z.

[dozerbear]

I'd give that an F-
Temps are 15-20 degrees too high all year (highs and lows), stupid summer humidity, and winters are a little too wet. Pretty hideous all the way around. How often do those spring T-storms make tornadoes?

[klimkin199]

Originally Posted by dozerbear

I'd give that an F-
Temps are 15-20 degrees too high all year (highs and lows), stupid summer humidity, and winters are a little too wet. Pretty hideous all the way around. How often do those spring T-storms make tornadoes?

Does it 15-20°C high?
One tornado a year

[i_like_turtles_634]

I would rate it less than Z. I love cold climates, and the heat and humidity in this sucks.
- J

[Bisfbath]

I give it a C. It's not the best, but it's a long way from the really awful climates for me. The worst of those would be the extremely cold climates and after them the extremely arid climates.

As far as Mediterranean climates go, it's too hot in summer and winter is too cold with nasty freezing records. The extreme highs are brutal. On the other hand although the winters are very cloudy and rainy, they are better than the winters here near Bristol as they are warmer and with longer days. Despite the slightly lower sunshine hours I would expect that they would be brighter given the lower latitude.

Not a big fan of Feb being the coldest month as I'd prefer Jan or even Dec to be the coldest in a northern hemisphere climate this seasonal, or July or even June in the southern hemisphere.